| rdfs:comment | - Chief Andrea Marquez: <Rank> , Amy, Frank, everyone: you're doing a terrific job combating crime in Pacific Bay. I'm very proud of you. Andrea: This time, though, we're going to work in a neighborhood where crime is not the only cloud that hangs over the citizens' life. In , Nature can be a killer, too. Andrea: You all know about the disaster that hit this area only three months ago: Hurricane Yves. Andrea: Many people died, and many more lost their homes in the storm... Andrea: ... or in the chaos that followed: flood, ruined streets, violence, looting... Andrea: ... but Jazz Town is a place of hope, where the music never stops playing. People quickly set out to rebuild their home after Hurricane Yves. And we're here to help them return to their peaceful lives! Yann: , I've voluntee
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| abstract | - Chief Andrea Marquez: <Rank> , Amy, Frank, everyone: you're doing a terrific job combating crime in Pacific Bay. I'm very proud of you. Andrea: This time, though, we're going to work in a neighborhood where crime is not the only cloud that hangs over the citizens' life. In , Nature can be a killer, too. Andrea: You all know about the disaster that hit this area only three months ago: Hurricane Yves. Andrea: Many people died, and many more lost their homes in the storm... Andrea: ... or in the chaos that followed: flood, ruined streets, violence, looting... Andrea: ... but Jazz Town is a place of hope, where the music never stops playing. People quickly set out to rebuild their home after Hurricane Yves. And we're here to help them return to their peaceful lives! Yann: , I've volunteered to take you and Amy to Jazz Town: that's where I grew up, and I still live here with my family. Yann: We were very lucky not to be affected by the hurricane... And there are many more exciting sights and beautiful places still accessible! Come with me and you'll see! Later, in Jazz Town... Yann: This part of town was left intact by the storm, . Jazz Town's spirit is still alive and well here: the music, the food... I wouldn't live anywhere else! Amy: Oh, I'm going to love it here in Jazz Town, , you'll see how well I'll fit in! Listen... I think I can hear some music already! Yann: Oh yes, you're right! I recognize the tune, it's called "After the Storm". It was written just after the hurricane by a famous local jazz musician. Yann: The song became the symbol for hope and... Hey, it sounds like it's coming from that street, or maybe from the tram over there! Amy: , why don't we follow the music and see where it's coming from? Let's go!
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